Our adult coalition brings together members from every sector of Obion County to support a safer, healthier, drug-free community. We meet on the third Wednesday of each month at noon at the Obion County Public Library to plan community initiatives, organize volunteer efforts, and share education on substance misuse prevention. New members are always welcome—join us for a meeting or contact us to learn more. If noon meetings aren’t possible for you, we also offer a variety of after-hours and weekend events where you can get involved. Lasting change takes all of us, working together!

OCPC’s youth coalition is active across the county, empowering students from elementary through high school to be leaders in positive change. Our chapters meet regularly to create strategies that keep their peers safe, informed, and drug-free. We focus on building confidence, making healthy choices, and understanding the latest substance trends. Youth members lead countywide prevention and mental-health campaigns and have opportunities for special events and travel—like the Tennessee Teen Institute at UT Martin. It’s a place to grow, lead, and make a real impact.